Legacy Adoption Services Seeks Adoptive Parents This Season
Since 1977, LAS has placed more than 10,000 foster children into safe, loving, adoptive homes. Prospective parents are encouraged to visit LASAdoption.org to explore the process.
"There are kids in foster care all across our state, who are awaiting a forever family," says
Annually 22 percent of foster kids awaiting a forever home are teenagers, however only twelve percent of those teens are actually adopted, according to AdoptUsKids.org. Adoption is a lifelong commitment for adoptive parents. Many find joy in helping their adoptive teen learn how to drive, go to their first prom or get their first job.
Adoption or adoptive placement is meant to be permanent. Foster care is meant to be temporary. Children in foster homes can be there for several days, weeks, or months – perhaps even a year or longer – while birth parents are working on ways to heal. When children are unable to return home; it is then that the court terminates parental rights, and the child becomes available for adoption. Adoptive parents become the child's legal parent.
LAS is committed to growing and meeting the expanding needs of the children and families it serves. Annual fundraisers such as Legacy Day and the Forever Home Run aid programs to match foster families with prospective adults who want to adopt them. Anyone can spread joy and hope to the children currently waiting for a new home through the LAS Gift Program. Visit lasadoption.org/getinvolved/giftprogram to participate.
Legacy Adoption Services is the adoption affiliate of Samaritas and Wellspring Lutheran Services. Together the agencies provide more loving, forever homes for children in foster care who need permanent placement. Contact the organization at (833) 761-0667 or by email at [email protected].
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